Microsoft will lay off about 650 people from its gaming division, largely in "corporate and support functions," according to an email from Xbox head Phil Spencer sent to
Once in high school, I’d finished some unnecessary standardized test early and was staring into space when a man I’d never seen before asked me what I’d
Eleanor Davis’ graphic novel You and a Bike and a Road came out in 2017, but was reprinted this summer by Fantagraphics. I heard about it from a very cool
National Novel Writing Month takes place in November, but it was on everyone’s minds this weekend following the organization’s release of a position on AI. That position, as
Around Aftermath’s launch, I wrote about climbing game Jusant and lamented that, as much as I liked it, it wasn’t quite my ideal climbing game. In the comments,
Did you know Amazon has an AI assistant? Called Rufus, it’s apparently existed since February, but it recently became available for everyone. By “available,” I mean it shows up
It’s another chilling week for AI and journalism, with California lawmakers rolling over to Google by tacking money for AI onto a bill that attempts to stop the tech
2019’s Wilmot’s Warehouse was one of my favorite games of that year, an indie puzzle game where you make up, and then get screwed by, how to categorize
Today, after years of legal battles and regulatory drama, some people can play Fortnite on their phones again via Epic’s newly-launched mobile Epic Games Store. It’s not available
